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1. Goldenseal.

Title:
Goldenseal.
Call Number:
P19682
Date:
2003-2015
Description:

Serial. Printed Ephemera Collection has: v.29:no.4 (2003:winter), v.36:no.3 (2010:fall), v.41:no.2 (2015:summer). Issue for Winter 2003 includes feature article: Weaver Dorothy Thompson, by John Lilly. Issue for Fall 2010 includes feature articles: Remember Robert C. Byrd, by John Lilly; Robert Byrd: Mountain Fiddler, by Dave Wilbur; and: Bobby on Byrd. Issue for Summer 2015 includes farewell editorial by John Lilly and feature articles: From candles to carbide: early mine lighting in West Virginia, by Jim Lackey; WVU's Watts Musuem, by Sharon E. Kelly, and: H. B. Huffman Coal Company, by Lynette Swiger.

Subject Personal:
Thompson, Dorothy., Byrd, Robert C.
Subject Corporate Names:
West Virginia University. Royce J. and Caroline B. Watts Museum., H. B. Huffman Coal Company (W. Va.)
Subject Geographic:
West Virginia--Social life and customs--Periodicals.
Subject Topical:
Museums--West Virginia--Morgantown., Folk art--West Virginia--Periodicals., Folk music--West Virginia--Periodicals., Coal mines and mining--West Virginia.
All:
Museums--West Virginia--Morgantown., West Virginia--Social life and customs--Periodicals., Folk art--West Virginia--Periodicals., Folk music--West Virginia--Periodicals., H. B. Huffman Coal Company (W. Va.), Thompson, Dorothy., Coal mines and mining--West Virginia., Byrd, Robert C., West Virginia University. Royce J. and Caroline B. Watts Museum.